Browning® 3749421 Taper Lock Bushing, 1-13/16 in Dia Bore, 2-3/4 in Dia Barrel, 1-1/4 in OAL, Steel
Browning® 3749421 Taper Lock Bushing, 1-13/16 in Dia Bore, 2-3/4 in Dia Barrel, 1-1/4 in OAL, Steel
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BrandBrowning®
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UPC662289621729
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Manufacturer Part Number3749421
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CountryUSA
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Taper1-1/2 in/ft
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MaterialSteel
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Torque Rating7150 in-lb
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Screw Size7/16 x 7/8 in
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Number of Bolt Holes2
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Barrel Diameter2-3/4 in
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Keyway Size1/2 x 1/4 in
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Bolt Circle Diameter2-5/8 in
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Bore Diameter1-13/16 in
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Overall Length1-1/4 in
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Suitable For Use WithBrowning® Sprockets and HPT Chain Synchronous Belt Drives
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Alternative Part Number2012X 1 13/16
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UNSPSC31163205
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Package Description1/PK
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Warranty1 Year
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Instruction/Installation Manual
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